Power & Utilities

As technology evolves ever faster, there is a unique opportunity for utilities to combine digital, emtech & energy innovations - bringing value to their customers and society. This section provides insights into emerging technologies and megatrends for a P&U company to remain relevant in today's market.

This insights deck explores what the future of digital power and utility will look like and what companies need to do to ensure their business strategy is ready for digital

This course will help the learner to recognize the functions of combined heat and power and district heating and cooling and the district heating value chain and identify the stakeholders in this industry, their influences in respect to the 3As and how regulation has affected the district heating sector.

This course will provide information on the business of the power and utilities industry and how it operates. Whether you are new to the sector, new to or have experience both in the sector and with the firm, completing this course successfully will help you to gain the baseline knowledge you will need in order to be successful on power and utilities engagements.

This course will provide information on the business of the power and utilities industry and how it operates. Whether you are new to the sector, new to or have experience both in the sector and with the firm, completing this course successfully will help you to gain the baseline knowledge you will need in order to be successful on power and utilities engagements.

This course will help the learner to identify current industry issues with long-term impact on power and utility companies as the industry undergoes transformation and indicate some of the kareas where personnel can impact transformation in the power and utilities sector.

This course will help the learner to:

- Define the top categories of power load on grid networks

- List typical dispatch models used by grid networks

- Identify grid stakeholders

- Discuss grid stakeholders’ issues

- Discuss the drivers, barriers and opportunities as the grid gets smarter

- Demonstrate how is helping clients with grid transformation issues

This course will help the learner to identify the different types and sources of waste and functions of its value chain, recognize items of concern to kstakeholders and identify waste management regulations and control in different countries that impact the industry.

It is hard to imagine life in the 21st century without electricity. Electricity provides lighting and heating, and it powers appliances and industrial machinery. In many countries, electricity was traditionally dominated by single national utilities – vertically integrated monopolies. In recent years, a process of liberalization has introduced competition across many industry sectors (such as generation and distribution). Electricity is now traded as a commodity, and there is even a limited amount of international trade.

This 90 minutes session is delivered at the NMADP course in each respective Area. Participants must be invited to attend the NMADP and select Power and Utilities as their sector specialisation. The content in this course will be provided by sector subject matter experts. This course will help the learner to understand current trends in the P&U sector, be able to identify and discusses the kdisruptive drivers of the sector, and understand EY's point of view on what the future of the P&U sector will look like.

If not attending this NMADP in-person class, reading the presentation content can count as 30 mins self study to supplement your Badge learning hours.